Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-17
POINTS BY 4 STOCK BROKER.


About four years ago, to avoid the ngor OF our
Northern climate. my family and myself vfnfered tn
Florida. went mainly for my wiie's beneht, who
vns in feeble state Of health. Not long after our
arrival Mr.. Titus contracted what IL known in the
6euth ~ "chilis and fever" Inasmuch ~ this ma.
lady 10 common there did not think # very seri
cas-. "a little quinine and sea voyage" the ply
dcian said, twill soon make everything all right.
We began with the qufnine and kept on with 1t all
the rest Of the winter but without breaking up the
disease. Spring came at last, and we concluded to
Try the second part Of the doctors prescription for
malaria-namely. the sea voyage. We therefore re-
turned North by steamer. The voyage ended, but
the quinine continued and the cure seemed fur
ther OF than Medical treatment. 30 far ~ We
could zee, had exhausted Its resources and done no
real or lasting good, and for over six years Mrs.
Titus suffered from malariai intermittent fever Id
most distressing forms, with its accompanying de.
pe.ion Of the life forces. She went through the en-.
fire letting down process-tbe shocks from quinine
md other powerfu drugs used tending to weaken
the system-until the result great langour ner.
vous debility and general exhaustion. Then came
the digestive disorders which always attend chronic
malaria, snfil the very food necessary to support
life actually became irritating agent-assisting
the disease instead Of impsrting strength to
come 1t.
It is no more than simple truth 10 say that the qui
nine treatment did at times give temporary relief.
but the periods Of relief became shorter with longer
pauscs between until the Of the drug had to be
discontinued. We then tried many NEEDLES contin.
uay suggested by kind friends. but the equally
nerous failures aroused the fear that never should
End the right one. But. like many another blessing.
II was nearer than dreamed. In the summer Of
1856 friend who had experienced great and happy
relief from Kaskne the new quinine-sad to me.
"why don't you try 1t Tor Mrs. Titus?" ~ will" I
replied. ! can hardly convey TO you in words the
pleasure and surprise felt at the change for the
better wrought by that efficient and potent medicine
II came the summer dawn comes. stealing noise
Iessly upon our sight. The disease was rebuked as
from Power th.t speaks by AUTHORITY; the system
gave clear signs Of the approach of health; the ap
petite improved, food wa. more rapidly assmiated
and Nature proces ded to rebuild the wasted It's
and to heal the hurt vitality. A delicate nervous
organization righted itself the fires of fever ent
out Ka kline destroyed the germs which fed them
the digestive processes became more active and nat
ural, and all this accomplished so rapidly that
the waste OF over six years virtually repaired In
six months.
1t was healing wrought by a wholesome and gen.
uine remedy. The functions and organs of the svs-
TEN all received n new impetus Brain. stomach.
nerves, Igeston, assimilation now did their work
with e9sc and power that was delightful. and in
ali this there was no shock nor reaction. Kaskine
IL plainly The rem eay for the delicate organization of
women. Ii differs from o her drugs in this import
ant respect that while they claim to by break
ing down the disease. kasAine cures by rouaing to
action the Cooperative forces Of nature and makes
its results real and permanent.
CHAUNCEY 1. iITUs,
OF Messrs. G. L. Titus Il Co, Brokers Albany, ~ Y.
Other letters of n similar character from prominent
individual. which stamp kaskine IA remedy of
undOubt' merit, will be sent on application.
The KaskiBe Company, 81 Warren St., New York,
and a5 harrington Road, London.